TB and mycobacteria Flashcards

0
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True or False: TB is transmissible from person to person

A

True

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1
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What kind of stain identifies mycobacterium?

A

Acid-fast

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2
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True or False: non-TB mycobacterium are transmissible from person to person

A

False

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3
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True or False: TB can establish latency

A

True

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4
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TB transmission will most likely occur in (open or closed) spaces? Over (minutes or hours)?

A

Closed, hours

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5
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TB is spread through

A

Inhalation

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6
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The first 8 weeks of TB is called

A

Primary Tuberculosis

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7
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Primary TB is (local or diffuse)

A

Local

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8
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Primary TB likes which part of the lungs?

A

Apical posterior

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9
Q

The hallmark of TB is an organization of macrophages, epithelial cells, lymphocytes, langhan’s giant cells, and fibroblasts around the TB antigen in order to contain it is called _____?

A

Granuloma

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10
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One third of the world’s population has a _______ TB infection

A

Latenet

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11
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Is TB transmissible while latent?

A

No

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12
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What is the percentage of TB infections that will be:
Primary progressive TB?
Reactivation TB?
Contained?

A

5%
5%
90%

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13
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What can trigger Reactivation TB?

A

Stress, illness, aging, immunocompromise

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14
Q

People infected with HIV are how much more likely to develop TB?

A

21-34x

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15
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Signs and sxs of active TB are

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Cough, fever, night sweats, weight loss